FREQUENCY HOPPING FHSSS In FHSSS the carrier frequency

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FREQUENCY HOPPING FH-SSS: In FH-SSS, the carrier frequency is changed randomly according to a

FREQUENCY HOPPING FH-SSS: In FH-SSS, the carrier frequency is changed randomly according to a PN code. FH-SSS is used for mobile civilian and military tactical communications. According to the hop rate ( hop rate is the speed of hopping, which is the number of times the carrier frequency is changed per second), and its relation to the data rate, FH-SSS systems are classified into: -Fast FH-SSS: when each data bit is transmitted by one or more carrier frequencies, i. e when the hop rate is greater than the data rate. -Slow FH-SSS: : when more than one data bits are transmitted by one carrier frequency. i. e when the hop rate is less than the data rate. Note that, spreading of the bandwidth is accomplished by randomly hopping the carrier using N hopping frequencies. The spreading bandwidth is Brf. SSS = N. ∆f. The channel spacing ∆f is determined by the bandwidth of the information. Channel spacing ∆f Brf. SSS f

According to the modulation of carrier by data and address code, the following FH

According to the modulation of carrier by data and address code, the following FH systems are given: 1 -FH-SSS with conventional modulation: Here, the frequency hopper is controlled by a PN code, while the data signal (may be analog or digital) modulates the hopping carrier. fo = m. fr, where m is the random address set by the k-bit PN code generator 2 k > m > 0 fr K bit fo data Analog information At the Tx side, the PN code generator is driven by a clock that determines the hop rate. The k-bit parallel outputs of the PN generator are used to control the instantaneous carrier frequency fo.

The reference frequency fr is obtained from a high stable crystal oscillator. This fo

The reference frequency fr is obtained from a high stable crystal oscillator. This fo is then used in any conventional modulator (may be analog or digital) to produce the FH signal. information flocal K bit At the Rx side, there is an identical PN generator controlling the frequency synthesizer. The local frequency flocal hops synchronously with that at the Tx with a constant IF frequency between them, i. e:

f. IF= fo - flocal (note: both fo and flocal hops randomly but the

f. IF= fo - flocal (note: both fo and flocal hops randomly but the difference between them is kept constant as the IF frequency). Note: Suggested Seminar (report)on Frequency Synthesizers(types, operations, . . etc): 2 -FH system with single channel data modulation: First, the carrier is modulated by a digital information signal and then the modulated carrier hops according to the PN code by a mixer & frequency synthesizer ( up conversion to fo), i. e, the data is first modulated then hopped. mix er data fc fo

Hopping pattern hopping clock 1 2 f 4 3 f 3 4 f 6

Hopping pattern hopping clock 1 2 f 4 3 f 3 4 f 6 5 f 1 6 f 5 f f 1 f 2 f 3 f 4 f 5 f 6 Hopping pattern f 2 f 4 f 3 f 6 f 1 f 5 Th 2 Th 3 Th 4 Th 5 Th 6 Th f

If synchronization is achieved between the Tx and Rx PN generators, then the mixer

If synchronization is achieved between the Tx and Rx PN generators, then the mixer output set at a certain f. IF = fo-flocal is applied to the IF amplifier with a bandwidth equals the bandwidth of the PSK signal. mixer data